The Bridge Research Consortium will be hosting an exclusive screening of The Messenger: A Story of mRNA at the 2026 Canadian Immunization Conference (CIC).
Bridge Research Consortium Scientific Co-Director Kelley Lee is among an international team of leading experts launching a new blueprint for pandemic readiness as the United Nations General Assembly gathers for its 81st session this week.
Congratulations to Bridge Research Consortium Knowledge Mobilization Lead and Senior Scientist, Rackeb Tesfaye, for receiving the 2026 Peter Levesque Award for Knowledge Mobilization Leadership.
We invite you to participate in a survey designed to understand the perspectives and experiences of health-care professionals across Canada with regards to vaccination, harassment and moral distress during the pandemic.
A new research group based at SFU has received a major funding grant totalling $14.6 million to help support public confidence in and access to vaccines, in preparation for future pandemics.